Steelers Holding Breath for Rodgers' Decision

0:00It's March 31st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today Football News powered by AI. Pittsburgh Steelers still holding their breath for Aaron Rodgers' next move heading into 2026. After a strong 2025 season, capped by another AFC North Crown in week 17, the 42-year-old quarterback left everyone. Impressed. Earlier this week at the annual league meetings, Coach Mike McCarthy dropped an update, saying the Steelers and Rodgers are in a solid spot right now. Fans and folks in the know remember Rodgers bouncing back big time from his rough jet stays, starting 16 games, hitting 300. 27 of 490 A passes, for 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns, and just 7 picks. The team beefed up the offense in the offseason, grabbing wide-out Michael Pittman Jr. and running back Rico Doudal, setting up a real shot at. Intending of Rodgers returns, maybe even linking back with his old Super Bowl-winning coach. Steelers brass is prepping plans either way, ready to roll with Rodgers or rookie Will

1:04Howard, and McCarthy sounds locked in no matter what comes. Next.